
The intersection of the Missouri Pacific railroad and local timber and farming interests defines this East Texas landscape as it appeared in the late 1930s. Centered on the town of Troup, the survey area spans the border between SMITH CO and CHEROKEE CO, showing a high density of rural schools and churches such as New Hope Sch, Blackjack Sch, and Henry Chapel. The numerous water bodies, including Seay Club Lake and Troup Club Lake, suggest the area's development for both community recreation and industrial utility during the mid-twentieth century.
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